Thanks all - and yeah that fat finger
Received an interesting feedback about font and layout of the site which don't work for the reader. This site's design is based on the legendary Drudge Report.
What do you guys think? Here's how it'd look with Arial font - so much cleaner (well, like every other site):

Despite the new normal and lockdowns, Ripple and XRP keep moving ahead. There are signs the eagerly awaited Thai baht ODL corridor is about to move out of the regulator’s sandbox. And why is a former Merrill Lynch broker all in on XRP? What does he know we don’t know? And learn why a Ripple pioneer says XRP’s value is tied to its liquidity.
This and more in the new XRP Weekly:
https://cryptoking.org/xrp-weekly-report-june-5-2020-xrp-value-comes-with-liquidity/

Hope you find some interesting tidbits in here. Much you have already seen, some might be new.
It's a wrap-up of XRP and Ripple news over the past week:
https://cryptoking.org/xrp-weekly-report-may-29-2020-steady-odl-growth/
The Weekly Report takes the "glass is half full"-approach. Of course more controversial topics are not ignored as you'll see, but overall the Weekly Report should give a general overview of how much progress Ripple and XRP are making. With focus on XRP.
I plan to publish this aggregated report every Friday. Fingers crossed the news flow will be interesting, if not exciting.

Interesting report, thanks @hamasugu
Can't find any quote however by David confirming that ODL spending on the EUR / USD pair increased by $ 1.5 million a day, as the report says. David vaguely hinted at it on Twitter.
Where did David say this?

That's exactly the point. Marketing. And branding. Most people seem unimpressed by XRPs' clear advantages. The old dog remains king.
Branding XRP as the real thing, and 90% of pre-liftoff work and market acceptance is done.
Of course this takes a whole department to build and polish the image and reputation of XRP.
Instead, Ripple is building silently. Too busy to be distracted by such marketing talk, me wants to believe. At least, such marketing would help. It's not just about technical and economical advantages, so much is about perception and emotion.

Agree, mostly. The true visionary keeps building silently and once it's ready, boom. Why alert the competition? Why all the hype and promises before anything gets done? We must understand Japanese corporates and banks are sitting on huge amounts of cash and have to do something with it. To me it looks like much window-dressing. Would love to be proven wrong by Kitao-shiller. Two years and counting shilling, not much real-world effect.

The "enterprise adoption" mentioned in the title, wouldn't that refer to enterprises adopting XRP for cross-border payments? You're not saying that refers to BTC Markets. I'd love to know who those enterprises are, @Trisky.

Well @enrique11, many of Ripple's partner so far come from questionable countries.
Partnerships in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Thailand (which is a defacto dictatorship under the disguise of (faked) elections), the Philippines with their strongman Duterte, etc. So China is no exception.
I'm a firm believer in the poisoned dollar bill. Change by economics and trade and business infiltration is far more plausible than change by economic pressure, boycotts and sanctions.

Well Miguel wrote those reports first, and he disappeared. Cory as well who co-authored: disappeared.
Right, they're looking for that report writer.
Seriously, I was always more interested in RippleNet updates about new members, initiatives, goals, etc., in those reports. The XRP figures don't say much and aren't that reliable. So maybe Ripple's dropping the reports altogether in times of clandestine pre-IPO preparations.